The Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB) is an organization that represents and supports Native American tribes in the states of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. With a membership of 43 Northwest Indian tribes, the NPAIHB works to improve the health and well-being of Native communities through various programs and initiatives. These include research projects, data analysis, health promotion campaigns, maternal and child health initiatives, and support for tribal community health providers. The NPAIHB is committed to empowering tribal communities, promoting tribal self-governance, and addressing the unique health needs of Native populations.
The NPAIHB collaborates with academic institutions such as the Oregon Health Science University and Portland State University to provide research training opportunities for Native American researchers. They also oversee the Portland Area Indian Health Service Institutional Review Board, which reviews and approves research activities involving IHS facilities, data, and resources. Through their programs and partnerships, the NPAIHB strives to enhance access to quality healthcare, improve health outcomes, and preserve the cultural heritage of Northwest Native tribes.
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